TAS Property Market Forecast 2025: Growth suburbs, high-yield hotspots, and investment opportunities

Thinking about buying in Tasmania this year? Here’s where the opportunities are.

5th June 2025

3 minute read

Bea Nicole Amarille

Thinking about buying in Tasmania this year? Here’s where the opportunities are.

Tasmania's property market has shifted gears in 2025. While Hobart houses have dipped slightly, regional areas and select units are starting to show signs of resilience, with strong yields and low vacancy rates making it a drawcard for investors and lifestyle-driven buyers. 

Whether you’re chasing a tree change, a coastal investment or a long-term growth play, this guide covers the key data, growth suburbs and smart strategies for buying in Tasmania this year. 

Quick summary 

  1. Hobart house prices down -1.7%, but units up +1.7% 

  2. Regional units up 4.7% YoY; house prices flat at +1.0% 

  3. Top growth suburbs: Sisters Beach, Mole Creek, Woodbridge 

  4. Strong yields in Devonport, Perth, West Ulverstone 

  5. Action tip: Use Aussie’s tools to track rent, equity and suburb growth before making a move 

Source: Cotality, SQM Research – April 2025 

TAS property market at a glance (2025) 

Metric 

Hobart 

Regional TAS 

Median house price 

$777K 

$625K 

Median unit price 

$554K 

$435K 

Annual price growth 

-1.7% (houses), 1.7% (units) 

1.0% (houses), 4.7% (units) 

Rental yields 

3.9% (houses), 4.4% (units) 

3.8% (houses), 4.6% (units) 

Median rent 

$539 (houses), $463 (units) 

$419 (houses), $385 (units) 

Source: Cotality, SQM Research – April 2025 

TAS property market overview (2025) 

Tasmania’s market in 2025 is a mix of cautious recovery and high rental performance.

While capital growth in Hobart is flat to negative, regional TAS is picking up the slack, particularly in lifestyle suburbs. 

5 key trends in the TAS market: 

  1. Hobart prices softening, but unit market shows resilience 

  2. Regional units seeing the strongest growth at +4.7% 

  3. Investor demand remains due to tight vacancy rates and strong yields 

  4. Tree change and coastal lifestyle demand driving regional interest 

  5. First-home buyers leaning into affordability and government support 

Source: Cotality, SQM Research – April 2025 

Supply vs. buyer demand 

Buyer demand is rising in areas offering lifestyle appeal and relative affordability.

Suburbs close to nature or the coast continue to attract interest, while limited stock and tight rental vacancies are keeping pressure on supply across much of the state. 

“We’re seeing strong buyer interest across Tasmania, and it’s driven by a mix of factors like lifestyle appeal, affordability, investment potential, and access to nearby cities. Suburbs offering that balance are standing out in today’s market.” - Leigh Nosworthy, Aussie Franchisee, Kingston 

Discover properties around Australia

Get property price estimates and property insights for free.

Metro vs. regional: Where’s the growth? 

Market 

Median price (2025) 

Lifestyle appeal 

Hobart 

$777K 

Compact city, proximity to nature 

Regional TAS 

$625K 

Affordable lifestyle, space, strong yields 

Source: Cotality, SQM Research – April 2025 

Hobart remains attractive for unit buyers and downsizers, while regional areas are pulling in investors and remote workers with affordable prices and consistent returns. 

Tip: Use an Aussie Buyer’s Agent to help you pinpoint which TAS suburb suits your budget and goals. 

High-Growth Suburbs in TAS for 2025 

Suburb 

6-month growth 

1-year growth 

Sisters Beach 

5.0% 

6.3% 

Mole Creek 

4.6% 

-1.6% 

Woodbridge 

4.3% 

1.5% 

Lanena 

4.3% 

-2.6% 

Nicholls Rivulet 

4.7% 

N/A 

Source: Cotality, SQM Research – April 2025 

These small but emerging suburbs reflect renewed regional interest and long-term lifestyle trends. 

Searching for your dream property? 

We make it easy. Simply search an address and get your free property report.

Top TAS suburbs for property investors 

Rental-focused suburbs in 2025 include: 

Suburb 

Rental yield 

Rental growth 

Devonport 

4.4% 

1.9% 

West Ulverstone 

4.3% 

3.2% 

Perth (TAS) 

4.1% 

3.9% 

Geilston Bay 

4.3% 

1.6% 

Austins Ferry 

4.6% 

1.5% 

Source: Cotality, SQM Research – April 2025 

“In areas like Perth, just 15 minutes from Launceston, first-home buyers are leading the way. The stamp duty exemption up to $750,000 is helping many into the market, and with solid infrastructure and lifestyle access, it’s become a smart entry point for new buyers.” - Chris Antypas, Aussie Franchisee, Aussie Launceston & Kings Meadows 

Tip: Use the Aussie App to track equity, rental trends and see how far your budget will go. 

Home loan & financing considerations 

If you’re looking to buy in TAS, now’s the time to review your borrowing power and pre-approval options. Use Aussie’s Borrowing Power Calculator or speak to a broker for personalised guidance. 

First-Home Buyer Support includes: 

Discover your borrowing power 

Find out how much you could potentially borrow to make your property dreams a reality.

Refinancing and equity opportunities 

Own a home in Tasmania already? With rents rising and yields strong, now may be the time to refinance or release equity for upgrades or investments. 

Your next steps 

Tasmania’s market may be soft in Hobart, but regional opportunities and investor returns remain strong. Whether you’re upgrading, investing or just getting started, Aussie can help you: 

  • Compare thousands of loans from 25+ lenders**

  • Identify high-yield suburbs and regional opportunities 

  • Get support from a local broker or Buyer’s Agent 

Make your move in the Apple Isle with confidence. 

Book a free^ appointment with an Aussie Broker today

A quick check-in could save you thousands over the life of your loan.

Tools and Calculators for Home Buyers

insights_articles_home loans 101 how much can I borrow_832x468px

Figure out your borrowing power

Calculate the amount you can borrow based on your income, assets, liabilities, and expenses.

your goal_first home buyer guide_Buying a house with no deposit_832x468px

Home deposit calculator

Calculate how much you need to save for a home loan deposit to achieve your property goals.

credit-score-meter

Check your credit score

Knowing your score early helps you plan and save more accurately.

feature-property-value

Explore properties and research areas

View property insights and trends, access suburb, state and LGA profiles to help you make informed property and investment decisions.

More state property market forecasts

Thinking about buying in Northern Territory this year? Here’s where the opportunities are.

NT Property Market Forecast

Thinking about buying in Northern Territory this year?

Thinking about buying in Canberra this year? Here’s where the opportunities are.

ACT Property Market Forecast

Thinking about buying in Canberra this year?

western-australia

WA Property Market Forecast

This guide walks you through the data, the suburbs to watch, and how to get ahead.

Thinking about buying in South Australia this year? Here’s where the opportunities are.

SA Property Market Forecast

This guide reveals the latest growth trends, suburbs to watch, and opportunities to get ahead in SA.

victoria

VIC Property Market Forecast

Thinking about buying in VIC this year?

Thinking about buying in NSW this year? Here’s where the opportunities are

NSW Property Market Forecast

Thinking about buying in NSW this year? Here’s where the opportunities are.

Thinking about buying in QLD this year? Here’s where the opportunities are

QLD Property Market Forecast

Find out more about the QLD property market.

Back to top

Follow us

Twitter
LinkedIn
Facebook
Youtube
Instagram

Download the Aussie App

We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the many lands where we live and work and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. We celebrate the stories, culture and traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders of all communities from the many lands where we live, work and gather.

© 2026 Lendi Group Distribution Pty Ltd ABN 27 105 265 861 Australian Credit Licence 246786. The Lendi Group Pty Ltd, which is the ultimate holding company of the Aussie and Lendi businesses is owned by numerous shareholders including; banks such as CBA, ANZ and Macquarie Bank, the Lendi founders and employees, and a number of Australian institutional investors and sophisticated investors including UniSuper.